Your restaurant AV system can serve a variety of purposes. If done right, it can help you promote your favorite dishes, enhance your brand, entertain guests and encourage patron loyalty. But if you’re using outdated AV equipment in your San Francisco restaurant, it could be having the opposite effect.

Bad visuals will push local sports fans to your competitors to watch the big game. Inconsistent audio can ruin a dining experience and get people to leave your establishment quickly. A complicated control system means you can't meet client requests quickly—ruining your overall customer service.

How can you make sure your restaurant AV system will be a catalyst for business rather than a hindrance? By embracing these technology solutions.

For any new construction or renovation, it's essential that businesses comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. This means removing barriers from access for people with disabilities through the use of ramps, Braille signs, assistive listening devices, and more.

With 17 percent of the US population reporting measurable hearing loss, assistive listening is one of the most important and oft-ignored sections of the Americans with Disabilities Act requirements. This is why we partner with Listen Technologies to ensure all our projects are ADA compliant.

In this blog, we'll highlight what these requirements entail, whether they're relevant for your company, and the technology you need to integrate to make your San Francisco business compliant.

The battle for the HDMI port is over. There’s no longer a need to have ten laptops fighting it out for the chance to present in your conference room or boardroom.

Slowly, most offices have upgraded to wireless presentations. Without having to connect to an HDMI cable, participants can share content directly from their laptops or smart devices.

This has made it easier for everyone to be involved and to switch out content quickly.

What were you doing during your last business meeting? Be honest. You were likely returning some emails, maybe catching up on the news, or finishing some last-minute assignments. 

It can be hard for people to stay engaged when they’re speaking to a faceless voice on the other side of the line. A recent study found that 73 percent of people work on other things during meetings. 

One way to resolve this is to include visuals, especially video, during your presentation. We all know how important eye contact is to day-to-day communication so why dismiss that during important meetings?

For this reason, when researching video conferencing equipment, the first step should be upgrading your camera. 

Find one that offers better visuals and flexibility for your Mountain View, CA business. Below we highlight some of our favorites.